I just went for counseling because of my mother's divorce lawsuit... and I finally feel a bit relieved.

I never dreamed that I would ever hear my own mother talking about divorce. Watching her go through this as her child was driving me crazy, so I stepped up and offered to look for a law firm for her.

When I actually tried to look, I realized I didn't know anything and was just constantly searching the internet. I learned that if divorce involves issues like property division or alimony, it is better to go to a firm specializing in family law rather than a general law firm to avoid problems later.

After frantic searching, I found out there was a lawyer specializing in divorce right in front of Sinsa Station, so I took my mother there for an in-person consultation. Since I am completely clueless about the law, I was incredibly nervous right up until we went in.

My mother's hands were trembling the whole time, but once the consultation began, she explained the procedures and property division details—which had seemed so complicated—in a way that was easy for us to understand.

She clearly outlined a realistic course of action, and seeing how much my anxious mother felt at ease made me feel like I could finally breathe. Since the process is still ongoing, we have to wait and see the final results, but there is definitely a difference between before and after the counseling.

I feel much more reassured receiving expert guidance than suffering in silence. I am writing this post to encourage anyone who might be going through a difficult time like my mom's to stop suffering in silence and make sure to get counseling first. Please stay strong, everyone.